Asakusa line
Munich Orientation Convention
Design by Henrique Köhler
Nishi-magome |
m6:43 r114 |
| Magome | m6:37 r102 |
| Nakabonu | m6:36 r92 |
| Togoshi | m6:33 r82 |
| Gotanda | m6:27 r67 |
| Takanawadai | m6:20 r59 |
| Sengakuji | m6:12 r50 |
| Mita | m6:5 r39 |
| Daimon | m6 r28 |
| Shimbashi | m5:5 r19 |
| Higashi-ginza | m4:6 r16 |
| Takaracho | m3:8 r18 |
| Nihonbashi | m3:1 r20 |
| Ningyocho | m2:9 r26 |
| Higashi-nionbashi | m2:5 r30 |
| Asakusabashi | m2 r34 |
| Kuramae | m1:18 r40 |
| Asakusa | m1:19 r49 |
| Honjo-azumabashi | m1:26 r54 |
| Oshiage | m2 r62 |